Only 1 Character From FBI: Most Wanted Must Absolutely Return For The CIA Spinoff

While we would love to see the storylines continue for all members of the Fugitive Task Force, FBI: Most Wanted coming to an end makes it impossible to all for that. However, while CBS has canceled FBI: Most Wanted, it has confirmed the new FBI spinoff focused on the joint task force between the FBI and the CIA. This is where some characters could cross over, and there is one in particular who should move over fulltime.

Hana Gibson (Keisha Castle-Hughes) is one of just two original cast members still with the team in FBI: Most Wanted season 6. She is the tech analyst, able to tackle any technical problem the FBI throws at her with style, and with the way the world is going, she is a necessary component of the team. The CIA and FBI would be able to utilize her well, and it would be extremely easy for her to move over to the new team.

Hana Has A Specialized Skills That FBI: CIA Needs

Hana Can Hack Into Anything

Throughout FBI: Most Wanted, Hana has been the one everyone turns to for technical help. When there are surveillance feeds that need hacking into, she can do it. This is the woman who has been able to get pings off cellphones, work around encryptions to get access to software, and even find a way to ethically catfish criminals.

These are specialized skills that the newest show in the Dick Wolf universe will need. The world is adapting more and more with technology, and many criminals use crypto and the dark web to deal with situations. If FBI: CIA doesn’t have a tech analyst with great skills, they will always be one step behind the people they are trying to catch. We have a connection with Hana already, so it makes the most sense to move her over to the new series to build on her development from the last six years.

Transitioning Hana From Most Wanted To FBI: CIA Would Be Fairly Easy

The Fugitive Task Force Is Based In New York

Of course, when it comes to moving characters from one show to another, a transition needs to make sense. For Hana, a move to FBI: CIA is easily crafted thanks to the HQ locations for both teams. The Fugitive Task Force is based in New York, and they then fly or drive to locations when needed. Meanwhile, it looks like the new FBI/CIA team will be in New York, and while they could travel a little, the HQ is in the same city.

That means Hana won’t need to move, so her relationship with Ethan (Michael Raymond-James) won’t be affected. In fact, it could be great for her relationship with Ethan, who is struggling with mental health and addiction issues. She wants to be there to support him, but it’s hard when she is traveling. If she was offered a chance to do her work and remain in New York all the time, she would probably consider it with the way her personal life has changed in FBI: Most Wanted.